Re: [mythsoc] Fictionalizing Lewis & Tolkien

Now that I ve read David Downing s _Looking for the King_, which I rather enjoyed - it s certainly far superior to _Heaven s War_ or the likes of Dan Brown -

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Now that I've read David Downing's _Looking for the King_, which I rather
enjoyed - it's certainly far superior to _Heaven's War_ or the likes of Dan
Brown - I've added it to my bibliography of the Inklings in fiction. To
which I've also added the subcategories of the Inklings in each other's
fiction (a category I deliberately excluded from earlier versions) and of
conversations with Lewis's ghost (which I unaccountably left out). And I've
put the whole online:

Now that I've read David Downing's _Looking for the King_, which I rather
enjoyed - it's certainly far superior to _Heaven's War_ or the likes of Dan
Brown - I've added it to my bibliography of the Inklings in fiction. To
which I've also added the subcategories of the Inklings in each other's
fiction (a category I deliberately excluded from earlier versions) and of
conversations with Lewis's ghost (which I unaccountably left out). And I've
put the whole online:

Now that I've read David Downing's _Looking for the King_, which I rather
enjoyed - it's certainly far superior to _Heaven's War_ or the likes of Dan
Brown - I've added it to my bibliography of the Inklings in fiction. To
which I've also added the subcategories of the Inklings in each other's
fiction (a category I deliberately excluded from earlier versions) and of
conversations with Lewis's ghost (which I unaccountably left out). And I've
put the whole online: